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Carl Booth (pictured): scores some crucial chips
Carl Booth has just managed to score a crucial double-up to 33,000 after he moved all-in preflop with and stayed ahead all they down a board of against an opponent who called with .
Chris "minesony" Evans is also sitting pretty on 99,000 in chips after his outkicked an opponent's despite both players hitting a pair on the board, which sent the opponent to the rail.
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Bruno Portaro has just managed to get his stack up to 70,000 after bluffing Justin Layden and another opponent out of a pot.
The action folded around to Layden who raised to 5,000 from the button. The small blind called, as did Portaro from the big blind to go three ways into a flop of .
The small blind checked and Portaro moved all in. Layden and the small blind quickly folded and Portaro showed for a baby flush draw.
Layden doesn't look fussed - he's still on 160,000 in chips.
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Yep, someone just had their aces cracked. A short stack reraised all in with but found behind him. The intial raiser folded but the short stack exploded out of his seat after the board came out
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Delaney will be doing no more crushing today
Jeff Putt opened from the cutoff to 6,000 and Ben Delaney three-bet him out of the big blind to 19,000. Putt thought a moment and called going heads up to the .
Delaney went deep into the tank while playing with his chips. He eventually announced all in and Putt made a reasonably quick call.
Putt:
Delaney:
Putt would be in front but would have to dodge Delaney's outs. The turn was all clear, as was the river to move Putt up to around 100,000 chips.
Delaney was left with just 3,000 chips. A short time later he moved in with and found an opponent with out of the blinds.
A flop would leave Delaney in trouble and when the board blanked out turn and river he hit the rail.
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"Carwash" George Cotaidis has just been busted at the hands of Jim Sachinidis after moving the last of his stack into the middle with and found himself in a flip against Sachinidis' .
Neither hand improved on the flop of , but the hit on the turn and held when the bricked out on the river, ending Cotaidis' run and sending Sachinidis' stack up to 39,000.
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Barry Woods currently heads our chip counts on 173,500 as we move into the final hour of play, followed closely by JP Kelly (149,000) and Luke McLean (120,000).
However we saw a massive stack of chips with an empty chair behind it - luckily one of our field reporters caught the man as he headed up the escalators.
His name is Semon Deeb and he's now second place in our counts, currently on 152,000 behind Woods.
Deeb doesn't look as if he's in any rush to get back to his table, but we reckon that if you've got such a massive stack, why not take five?
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and stayed ahead all they down a board of 
against an opponent who called with 
.
despite both players hitting a pair on the 
board, which sent the opponent to the rail.
to double through the Scandinavian player. Saab drops to 26,000.
against Tedesco's 
.
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for a baby flush draw.
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turn was all clear, as was the 
and found an opponent with 
out of the blinds.
, but the 
bricked out on the river, ending Cotaidis' run and sending Sachinidis' stack up to 39,000.
